Tilt, tilt

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  blansky

• Jun 1, 2015

I think its a good technique but I think here it's just style over substance really. But as a test it's fine.

 

• grahamp

• Jun 1, 2015

It is a finicky thing to get right, and practice it the only solution. This setup would likely have worked as a swing to put the focus plane on the bench seat, too. Your children are remarkably patient and tolerant!

 

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  blansky

• Jun 1, 2015

grahamp said:

It is a finicky thing to get right, and practice it the only solution. This setup would likely have worked as a swing to put the focus plane on the bench seat, too. Your children are remarkably patient and tolerant!

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Which is another tricky thing, deciding what gets focus and what you want to blur and how much. Yes very nice looking and patient children.

 

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  bsdunek

• Jun 1, 2015

Interesting! I would have brought the sharp area a little closer. I'd like to see the ground behind her out of focus and her whole body in focus. Just IMHO>

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Jun 1, 2015

...still, the oof areas are quite charming.

 

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  daleeman

• Jun 2, 2015

I enjoy this image. Gives me a sense of how we are not able to read into others thoughts. Keep working your style.

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• Jun 27, 2015

I'm sorry ... a bit late.Thank you for your comments. As I said, I just want to know a bit more about the effects I could achive with the tilt movement of the front standard. I focus the eyes but I really thought that the focus plane would be "broader". I love the effect ... I'll try better next time.I'm having some focusing issues right know. I don't know what is the real reason ... Thanks a lot. Regards